remixedcat
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yesh someone else I knew like it alot 
Linux distro for newbie?
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I just installed (full) Puppy Linux version 5. I think I will stay with it for awhile.
Thanks everyone.
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I would like to go off topic a bit.
If you could choose between Linux Mint and Peppermint as your main OS, what will you choose and why?
Thanks everyone.
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I would like to go off topic a bit.
If you could choose between Linux Mint and Peppermint as your main OS, what will you choose and why?
MindoverMaster
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I like regular mint, thank you. 
I perfer Mint more, but that's just me. We only give suggestions, you have to answer for yourself.
I perfer Mint more, but that's just me. We only give suggestions, you have to answer for yourself.
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IMO Ubuntu is great for beginners. I started off with Ubuntu about 5 years ago, and never looked back. I've tried other distros, but always had this thing for Ubuntu, I use it on my desktop and I have the Server Edition for my RackMount Servers.
It's very user friendly and easy to manage.
Distribution is upgraded every 6 months and Ubuntu 10.04 for example, in 6 months can be upgraded to 10.10 just by using the Update Manager tool, no need to get the new CD.
If you want to get more into Linux and start running servers, I have 3 servers, 1 IRCd+IRC Services+IRC Stats+IRC Bouncer, one as a home server + Proxy + SSH gateway to my other servers and desktop system, and one server for my websites, more MySQL DB's, and general testing.
If you ever need any help join me at irc.i-have-no.info in #Linux
It's very user friendly and easy to manage.
Distribution is upgraded every 6 months and Ubuntu 10.04 for example, in 6 months can be upgraded to 10.10 just by using the Update Manager tool, no need to get the new CD.
If you want to get more into Linux and start running servers, I have 3 servers, 1 IRCd+IRC Services+IRC Stats+IRC Bouncer, one as a home server + Proxy + SSH gateway to my other servers and desktop system, and one server for my websites, more MySQL DB's, and general testing.
If you ever need any help join me at irc.i-have-no.info in #Linux
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